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Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Laid to Eest:

Tho funeral Of the late Edward Nc.
lpsirs tDok place from hie lsts rest
fence, No, AL Esst Fifth street, yest2r
day afternoon. The deceased was lsio
IN p handsome walnut oasket, silver
nouuted, and there were Numerous
Handsome forsl offerings. II was after
. O'Clock befofs the services, which
9ers cond ducted by the Rsv. j. ". T.
Boothe, commenced. Mr. Beoshe
spoke feelipgiy or the life Of ths 6e-
ceased, Of his many virtues and his mp.
right hfe. Al tne coIIlus!on OF the
services Mayor Raosds, City Solicitor
Ball, Registrar of Water Department.
Groae, Chief Engineer Robinson and
other heads of departments and City
Council In q body, nnder the marshal
ship Of William H. Turner, passed
shIough the house and took lass view
OF the remains.
The encam pment and lodges Of Oid
Fsl'Ows, under the command OF James
Garter, grand tusrsha,. and Wi lam G.
BAugh and E lwsrd Morrow, sssistan'
narshnls, passed through and on TO the
street, where they formed in line and
awaited the moving OF the cortage
There were over two hundred n EN- oers
of the Grand Encampment, the DoIa
wsra Ep cam pm sDt, the Grand Lodge
| I. D o. F., aud the Mechanics Lo3ss
I, o o. E., each wearing the regslis O
his degree. Tee pail bearers were from
the various brsnohes of the 1. o. o r.
Lsvi Springer apd David DoeDs rep
reseutiua the Grand Eucsmpmept
John l. PIerson and William II Boulk
the Grand Ledge OF Delaware; john G.
Yates, Delaware Encampment, and An
drew l.. johnson, Mechanics Lodge.
At the grave the beautiful esrvices o
the Order OF ODD Fellows wes gons
through, under the leadership OF MT
Jofeph Pyle. chap,sin OF Mechanics
Lodge, NJ. A, o. o +. TIE funera
wss largely attended, fer no one hac
more psrsonai friends or was more re
spected than Edward Mcfutire. Inter
meas was N ade i'll the Wilmington snt
Brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
OrplAns, Court

On Saturday the following cl scs came
nm be(yre Judge Grub In the Orphans
Court.
Pe,ltion of Joseph Davidson to mase
lien ON recognizinee The case was hnata
and held under adyisement until Ntu
nesday.. Case OF John Bartholome"
rule to show cause why he should nos be
removed from the guardianship OF IL
daughter, continued until Saturosy
Upon application OF Aiads o BarthG.o'
mcw, the Security, Trust ana sale De
poslG Company OF wilmington was ap'
pointed her guardian. LiourIe eHauu
Ter, ESQ trustee for the sale OF the iAnu
OF Frederick Reuhie, deceased mace
return of said sale to Isaac =; ohaw
which was confirmed. Court then aa
Iourned until Wednesday at 10 a. IN.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
BALTIM0kE q vMIo RA1LRoAD
SoHEDULE In EFEEUr. Nov. 20, lss5.
TsSias iehse delaware Avenue Lspog
EAST.BOUED;.

'1iss. heocu. daily except Sunday eI5A.M.
-ste. .AcsoGIa0t21pn, tally. .ss.G-oO 4. -
shits. foso:nl2odsttor, datiy. y..,..f,Ss A. ",
pGisa. AccJn nOdaticn, daily. ......s IS AM
?aiia. decentralization, d1siy......S.i6 am.
stl@, ChoctSr e.pics5, GE.ly Il.le a. n.
ShitS. sao. 1ailv -. leo D. m.
Fnt!a, AcooI:.oG except sunday 90 p. m.
Snii5. AccosaTnod@sico, oeiiy..... a.0J y. N.
SEtsA. t'aaSser express, daily, e1-
cc9t Suldsy. ..................,...o5 D, n
PLu. Acco ZEE ssslsoa, d&Ey..,.. $40 .. ".
ghlla. Accommodated, daily, s.33 ,. u.
sh.ia. Accom- .taily, ,cZce2s .'aadsy.T = 81 PIN.
rhNa. AcNcr,uGdssiop. daily. .....6 81 q. ~ Z.
Sh.ls. ts Chester cypress, daily, 9i3 80. n.
WEST-BUCED:
0nfasgo & Pi.tEourg LIN .std, de- ,ivt.ss 4. II
Asr1fen Chi1sto SO .exL L-.lrlilE.
Baltimore Acc5mmodatioa, aSiis,
szcept SUNDAY. a....-............e.is a. "a.
Cisetl2Sa hSt. Louis t,;Yn daily - 10 L, azt
st.ixla %l2silnhti 1sss IT,, IL. ~. Lo1;f
~ =. Nc. aGEs day.
Baltimore Aec2 s:noGs:toa, ds.ily, A q n.
onietso szd 81. LouS ETpre?s,
s,arss;y @ 49, t3-Y s,slv ~ a.
Singerly Accommodation. daily.
exept NoaTay ......l2 50 D. m.
yoE u ~ u aNRERtf, 9 il =. - ..,nsaa.1
ootF. u.Si e. 1G. and 1s5 ?. IN. daily,
Grsips ;ravs g-arsAr st-sa. Ssa.soa.
Eor Pa1i1dsinEis 2S p. u. da.:T. ezsept
SnnoAT. -: 8sitiAHe 25i ?. NJ.
N'nig. e1.slE cSE6AY FN L3r1 81 hsrH /,
o,5l ane 81 g. III. s2d Gsj 2. d., tSiiy,
efcoo, ScE.i&Y; t.id ~ - Gnday only;
50 .. p 1sa1v.
fhe 10 So a. n. train o3nneq1s at East
junction Win Cttclnua1 ami st Louis
through express. daily, cxssps Sunday. rhe
40 y. N. e'nnccis with Chiaago aud st.
Lcuts exprsss daily.
Ifalns for Hlitponstcn-I1eave PhusdeS.
$40 81 4 %. ssa - sas ~ 80 ot 40 % g. n ~ "a s''
Daily. esesps SUNDAY, lib e. N 12.o0
noon, ais, IL 90 p. m.
Ex1pssJ t.aips>
". Il. CE1EMESTS, @. LORD,
GaSn5gaY. CAM Fas1. AGENT
Talephen3 no. 1875.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
BEevfNoa

The eheapsst has house f1 the cit p
kumferG Bros 4O4 MARI ct sirees
Fry Busll's coal you will like n.
&c 10 Mnrphey's Tor yoar bed springs.
Buy yoar furuiture nj Eurphsy's.
Try Bssh's coal you Will surely like it.
W. j. Kinble, grocer, 2nd and Justisen ST +.
Enlard +. Davis, jeweler, u. Second 81.
Fine Is X. Rings, st HAMS, 10 L. Fourth.
+. Roop Smith. druggist, 6th and King.
American Laundry, 6Oo West Front street.
First class furniture At Eurphey's. so6 Ship
ley street.
White Pine tSe, tar and honey for cough
and colds at w. Second street.
Go to Geo. Fl. Hurphey's for your par1or
shsaber and dining room farhtare, ~ snic
icy street,
For neTvs usnsss, iheuIatisn. non'aiSi;.
az. ttok hoadaehs use Lipp fncott's Specific,
at 40: Market stres..
] y. Hryant, No. II East Seventh st CO.
ia taking orders for tae revised and 10 les'
edition Of samantha q. S-Yatoya. Pr!cs r.
duesd to Si.5b Agents We ptod.
H. ysu want your Heaters and Range over.
hauled ana putia good or1er for the winter
send your order to7, East Fourth street Piek
els Stove and Heater Company. by tel,'
phone, NunIber as, It win be promptly ttsn'
4 deo 70.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
ttrskas Declared or.

Thc striking compositors OF the ucss
pApers and JOB offices, Ia Rochester,
ssw York, o1 Friday night declared
tL @ sss.ke off. On Saturday rnorning b
pumoer OF strikers applied f1r work ne
individuals. It is said that compeeni
ccrr positors, taken on during sbs strike,
will rot be discharged 10 make raom
for strikers.
The strike OF the miners and aaorern
Of the MosIer Co!liery, NJ Pistsion,
Penn O., was settled on Saturday even
Ing st q conference between the opera
tors and 8 r.ksrs, and work will bs re-
eumsd TO. day. =
The men employed Ia Mitchell &
5hepp's collierS, ut Tamsqun, who had
been on strike, resumed work en- FIJI
day. Oa the evening OF that dag, 40
oprty OF miners were rsturnios iron
wo,k, thoy were fired upon ircE am
bush With shotguus, and ono OF then
Wes severely wounded.
A csspatoh from Donnldsonvii.e
Loulg!ans, ssya lAborers tErou2hont tn
oarish reaunat work on kriday, an'
The strike WAS declared at aa end. IL
sugar mills sEs working fu.l hsaooc
aaI Qu!etnesJ prevails every rywheEe.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
mani Essato sold.

The folio wing Pre- loerties were IN Sat
utdsy afternoon sold ~ HeAlo e w. ~
their public sale: ..-so. ero
House No GIL Spruce seree'' hye
yoons, lot 1865 tsnt g inuhes, 70 L. -
yanKleeek for 81, l20.
No 9l3 Spruce street. slz roonsst r.!
l6rS8 ieet iLc neg, to L I, faa A.SssK
for o. ,27E. ,,,,.
Los in South Wilmington, double
sront, ives. eide OF New Castle avenae.
north of A street, 36 feet front by %
feet, ru nning through to H.ald assse''
to jam T. McHugn ior SAG.
Nn. 2i5 Otn0ge, !os Is fest inonee
by SO feat 6 inches to Duncan Nck!wee
| for S9;5.
Low on the east side of Bradford
street, ncrth CT LoDdeii. 6sx 100 fees, u
! j, Ernest Smish for $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

Electric light in Millinery Palace, 6l7
Market street.
AS6o gents lax. gold watch for S4s.
William SON d, los w. Eighth street.
CAl1 and sec our foe feathers ahd
fanc7. $50 King and 6 IL Market EsSesta
Bargains 10 millinery gooda at @re'
Jacobs, 6i7 Ma kes snd 800 kipk Sts
For good coal go to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Thompson's SPAWN oiotmsntr sur
cnre, 600 Shipley street.
Games Mopaahsn, Justice OF IT,
Peace. No. 4C4 Shtpley street.
/ stesl engravings at ferger's, Il
Shipley street.
French plata mirrors at Yerger's, Il
Shipley stseet.
! Etching at Yerger's, AIS shiples s
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
An able PIotAcxe-.

II thsro is more able protector
againss the iuolrsions of disease than
Hos,etter'a S.omsoh Blsters, we have
yet to learn OF 10. Against the periodic
attacks OF fever and a2ue IL R9jrds E
snrs cefeuse, Il raaews waning vitality,
and coInterscts the lpfrusaeE OF age;
[is pre7s9ts agspapa!a finn becoming
aHr3hio, and eventually Euuinilatse it.
L. rcuses the liye1 and kidneys when
dormant. and ireIfes regular habit oi
body. To tas nervous It is OF ihessirns
ba bsnets. impsTtiDg tsaad!ness and
vigor Into aa eniefblsd physique. Tht
5srm, "dsiiosts hsat,h," 10 v51sny
another name far debility. While tht
Bltters Ia proau.abis, the weak need
neye. despair OF physical rflnforos
mont, persoon Vh1ss nvooattoas ar'
se;eDaa.y ard labon0ue, or involve ez
posnre 10 uulayors5lo climatic inha
sners. will Rlso hni sGa Bl..ers az abi'
| nrotector.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
United After Ton Years

The Philadeiphis Times contains the
following romantic story, fhowing the
adventures of man. and how he was
finally united to his lady love, afier the
lapse Of ten years:
The marriage of Mr.. Winfield Scott
Fullerton. of Greeley. Colorado, TO Miss
Emma c. Ritter. of Camden, which was
contaminated by the Rev I. c. Wynn, OF
Camden, a few days ago, has brought to
light romantic story.
Ten years ago the bride and groom were
attendants at the Fourth Baptist Church,
Camden. Mr.. Fullerton was leader in
the Sunday afternoon prayer meetings
and Miss Bitter sang IN the choir at the
church services. They met frequently
and their friendship soon ripened into q
warmer feeling. In 1877 Mr. Fullerton
with several friends emigrated to the
West. He took q fearful leave of his
sweetheart and promised to write often
TO her and return for her when lie had
made his fortune in the great West. The
party after drifting through . number oi
settled places finally Joined colony
which had taken Horace Greeley's advice
and founded a town in Colorado, which
they called Greeley. Fullerton soon tired
OF grubb!ng In the new settlement and
went on the plains as q cowboy, hut thi;
proving uncong-nial he finally obtained 9
commise!on as an assistant agent of the
Ute trib. of Indians under General Meek
er. After some months residence among
the Utes he was dispatched 10 Washing
ton on an official mission by Genera
Aeeker, and was surprised ON his arriva
there to hear of the Meeker massacre
and the captivity of the women at tht
agency.
Fullerton returned to the scene of tn,
massacr with body of troops and aftel
the famous pursuit of the Utes was In
strumental in rescuing the caDtives. He
| then returned to Greeley and, engaging
In stock raising coon amassed q fortune
His correspondence with Miss Ritter II
Or mden had gradually grown less freque n
ana finally closed alt jgether. and he be-
came acquainted with q daughter OF Gen
eral Meeker and finally married her
About three years ago his wife died
leaving one child. The wealthy rancher
continued to 2mass wealth, but hie homl
was lonely one and his thoughts revert
ed to his former friends ip the East ant
especially to the sweetheart whom he ha,
neglected. he returned to Camden il
January last and his friends hailed hin
as one returned from The dead.
4 He found that Miss Ritter was etill un
married aud true to her hrss love Th
result was a renewal of the affection
4 which the changes Of decade had nc
severed, aid preparations were made to
the marriage, which was eorsumma!ed
| few days ago.
Mr.. Fullerton and his bride at once n
turned to Greeley, where he is honored 8
one of the foremo.t citizens and In add
tion to his large landed estate and thol
, sands OF csttle is part owner Of tt
! Tribune, prosperous newspaper OF tn;
: rapidly growing city.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
IA being made to have

krvosr ia bsing made to have
4, ,reaousl convens sion OF the
!, -, Parry hnli IN Pa.lsdslph!s.
IN All can be sssured and
/ sule, a9commodaslons can
| b prov.i,i. Wa should be
|tfssr s!s,cr city shall be givsn
.or her cl;lEans' dssirs. Hsr
~ ID 81 10 tboss Of any other
"A stey should Rot be ignored.
sity wss something larger aud
n suf. !! et hotel Ac,ommoda.
.hos.li feel like calling alton
~ dAm4 We suppose, how
n a %, ! have 10 wsis . long
Sisre ether the Republicans or
n n Nlnor QUE city by hold
.ilpusl Gjnven.ion Ia II, aud
,.sw,lIh,vs to plod on In the
H. gsuers:Ions 70 oons. II
q fSf fiasa!A should oo added 20
4. s. o ..qrs intended. II would
~ in pa,;sut Ia every respect,
itioisns would ioel under more
q q conciltste our psople
ehsr tas ELECTORAL volts. A.
rnn .sno. Ia q position to re-
sbore ornr, we ars satisfied
iIsdsl pat. should ges Is.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
rbomas ,, Bcwen's rure. al .

Yesterday aF,eraoor, az Q citcE, tao
funeral O. Thomas }. Bawea. Who "aa
aocidenss.ly killed by the discharge Of
q shot gun On ruesdsy, took nlaos ftora
his late residences, No. S23 VanBuren
street. The fuuers! was largely sE'end
cd ny persona! friends and Sslimi1st"n
rosgf, No /. a. o. U W, O: which
the deceaeed WAS o member was rro:ent
In = hqdr, Weicone Legion, NJ. l,
A. o. U w acted as a guard OF honor
10 the renaaius Internent WAS made
in the WILMINGTON aad Brat dy wins
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
wgEx&E y ssxOHa q. % .A@EMKRN M.R

Tia9 taols IN sfeot Nov 2o:n, 1897. rain
ssaVs Ntir 'nSt92 Ere cob si-est, astoliow3:
fer HEa5lra, Isirdsboro, Josuns, Spring.
Es,d, Wayr asourG Juuctisl, MsGor, Posss.
Vile, Ta@1qca, Alloatown, I.e0anoa, Wef.
nsrsyllls and 81 poia:s on tAs PdnsaoiphiA
ted Needing Il. d, J.e1 =. Il, and as q. q.
Eo. SpriGSsicld, Weynssourg .JIna-
t.on, CoEsasTiuc, E3nabt3gv1ils, L31apo
ilEsttd's I'o-d 2BG Dueolg's a;if l1icetcs.
uiaeo ro!0Ie,,.3i An, I IS. ss11 tS D. u,
tor C9at1svtIfs Eni inss.G. eGtLs3 p3,psy,
st % y. u. 2i5 aad St D. y.
Eot wa. erlSSssf, I 80 q. ni.- 2i5 Sai 1 Is
p. u.
Eer NeT E.tago and iIse-saadia+h po;ns'
t.is p. u. Gild ch S,AsGf1GJ, AZ 20 Sna IL Is
2. n.
IN SzntAr fS" Kcadirx syd ints,Tnsdiss
potnSs. e. 90 O.. ~, and TOY 3nlingEsld ssa&
lata-modlato Points at 10 q. 10.
l.. q. MctoACEEAriJ, b. y, HIBDh BID.
S1Deri9sGAdsnT NsnI clsgs. Aa't
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
ReristYar's Report.

Registrar Lse reports 10 oirths, !
m ,rrlagss arc ~ death, in this city dur
iag the week sndins ct noon lsst sat
urday against Il GeA fC+ ,-.l CERES
poudins wesE c; la't !-4-.
Oausss O! death: s;'aa braueoua
croup. pneumonis, eEee; 'stcIaenT!
bronchiJiF, carcer, general do0ihtyi
nsars disease, meriDg'iis, eNeh.
Ages Of decsased: Under l ye@T, .
from l 90 2 2; from 10 d /; from ~
80, !; ROM 40 10 80, l: from 90 30 ~, l
trom 20 to 50. ]; irom so 10 20. !
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Marked Eor Life.

siiC. Fsance and his CON- pany Will
commence an engagement at the opera
House to nipht OF three nighsa, win @
matinee on Wednesday afternoon. ne
irs, swo n.ghts aud sJ tee natsnes ms
will present the sensational feahssio
drama "Marked For Life" when, Us ~
asa already been given IN ta,s
city ,teyeral times is wetl known.
siIl be presented With epec!s, scenety
and mechanical effects. The sdnssi. II
viii 90 bus 10 sLd ~ cents OF W cssss
tnr n choice reserved seat.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Prot.sting.

A. Csri-al Presby terisp church yes
terday morning the Rev. j, H.. Eixon
made 81 elcguent address IL favor oi
ahoiisniug tho saloon and tho granting
Of neg t.csrscs. Ia tha lobby OF the
church prlateI protasta sgsi1st grant
Ing new licenses, spd petitions asAins
sor q REDUCTION OF tsa nnmnsr already
ia npe7a..ao, waa signed BY over ont
hanG rcd people praseu..
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
preira Mon.nn,s secret.

LOOK YOUNG as lorg as you can,
prevent tendency 20 wrinkles or ageins
u tue skin oy using LEAURRLLE
OIL Eleaant fo- cleasing complexion,
rcugh skin, chspped tsqe or hands.
Keeps she hands ead fscs sois and
smcoth. Preserves a youthful, plump
coh Gil!on OF the features. Only sab
stance existing that will prevent og
airss. tendency to wrinEleJ. An elegant
dressing 8ud p.eser7attve sonic ior 81
hair. No Oil or greRlie. AK to- Lesa
reI,s OIL, 81. co At sruaasats.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Ro.urn Their TuapKs

The commit ee who gave the entertsi In
meut last Tuesday night on behalf oi
washington Conciayt, No Heptasophs'
or Seven Wise Meu, wish TO return theiI
thanks to the. tale MT who so kindly gave
their services, and through whose efforts
the entertainment was made success.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
sr,Ideu ffeatn,

Ahont s o'cloak on Sunday HArry n.
9ousby. foe several Years a mschiais'
N3 tne E1senoor Iron Works, was
roAIG deaa in his roGm al his resi-
6epcs. No 3G4 East Eousth street. The
deoesssd has been snhjso. te fits 70,
cone yeara, uud Is Ia szDposed be ditd
tIorn ops OF thsse. 2s ~as about 81
years OF age. C5rener Barnhili will in
ye..igate his death to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
crda,nsd Elders AVID peacons

Lsst evening Lewis CGriest, Andrew
a. Mocfis and merris Taylor were OF,
dained s.ders by tho laying o9 OF hand
az the Oli7ss Pr"shy esrian oSnreh, tee
Rsv. W. ". Taylor delivering tas
onarle. J. Maxwell Hammopn arc
Eliiab GIetn were orda'nea assco' =, ~
Rev u. u. Eevbcrfy dehTefibS 'He
charge.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Tho IlZth Anniversary.

On Wednesday evening, December 21st,
the Friendship Fire Company viii give a
hall in the German Ball to celebrate ,he
I12;h anniversary OF that company. The
following officers have been selected: A.
P. Lohner, grand conductor; A.C. Heck
door manager; James McDow'il, Harry
Thatcher, U. s. Pierson, assistants.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
A Disturbance at oentrevilie.

A party was given In the hall in the
Odd Fellows Building, at Centreville,
last Friday evening, when a fight took
place between James Gould, rather dis
sipated character, and man named
Harry. The disturbance originated in the
hall, but the contest took place outside,
Gould was badly beaten and 1t may be
he will behave himself better in the future,
The disturbance marred the pleasure n
tlcips ted as'several ladies who had arrans
ed to he present did not enter the hall
but after Wa ming themselves at the hote
returned to their homes.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
sold by inc fiArshn,'

q, Saturday tho steamer John W.
uartrs was sod by UAited Sta o. Mar
hal Nsvlin. fronl ths Cuatom House
ems IN 10 Henly rs 6serls OF Borden.
towr' ". J., for s4oG. 4nere Is n nos'
eoa,1,. s9s be. much larger than the seil
Ing price.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
A convention 40 be Held,

On Wednesday, DeceMbcr 9Th, the ad-
iourned session of the diocesian conven
tion for the purpose of electing bishop
in the place of the late Bishop Lee will be
held In st. Johns P. &. church. The
Rev. L. Coleman, D D, and the Rev. j.
Il Rccleston of Emanuel church Baiti'
more, are the most prominent OF the can
diG ates
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
rha Aesslep Y.

The silbons' Spectacular AID Burles. .ss.
que Company will commence an e,gage,, ',
@ %ent of one week at the Academy OF
% mu.;c - this evening. The spectacular
burlesquO 'Yellow Dwarf" and and a PSsl nun =
ber OF spee.alties will be presented. me, :.
win be q special matinee on lhanksshinS
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
AIrixadin Town.

Tse S.ihonn' Company arrived ~
own this morning on the 30 traia,sSu
nrocas5ed TO the Opera Hotel, "heis
nav will remain during their engage
nsn,. There are IS peraoIs In 'he
,ompany, ard they have bfouent
,Ueoial car loaded with scenery ans nc
charical eff cts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
a OarN,

To al, who sre suffe-laS from the az
rors and indieRsvicns OF souta, asrroue
weakness, essly decay, loss al Nafa.iA'S
&c., 7 will Bend n renap9 th2S Wi-l c1Es
you, EREE Gp CaAESl. Thts gresi
remedy wss discoversd bS 7ntseSo1 arV
In south Ataer;na. 5snc o ee!E.aGafees !.
ed envelope to The hEV. SCSEPH b.
TswhE pla:,sn ID. EsV Xoxsr City.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
AtSt Paertck's.

The Rev George g. Bradford, pastor of
St. Patrick's r. C. church, will conmenc.
ing this evening and continuing through
advent preach a course Of instructive ser
mons embracing Intemperance, lndul
gences, Infsllibility, Outside of the
Church no Salvation, The Real Presence
ard SacramentaI Confession
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Your Dishes, .,imeewsse, windows

made clear 90 crystal with "Rough on
Dirt" Suds or sonp shouid not be Esed'
E1 you woa!d have them clear, pnre,
n>ep and bright, without Gaor OF tsste
of soo.,;. 15s ''2oush on Dit" lec' aIa
o5o nsckA aas. DTunetsls.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Tna Cutter sails

The revsuus cutter, LIZ Pops, hutlt 'oT
the United Slaiea C: Co!cnb;a by the
Puaey & Jones Company OF th!s els ,
was on Saturday tpsc cGed 5y Lieu 81 :
AIT Commander BreaicSd, U, : n .
and having bssn found sll rlaht sailed
from this city yssrsjGGY,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Tha RnMen Inquest

Yesterday morning st 1910 o'elcrk
fha jury IN the Bowan care mot in
Coroner 6arph.lps Office and comp 'cien
Its deliberations. The jury rendered.
verdict OF accidental shoo ing and tx
oueratei all present 81 ho uuae trln
| b ame.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Tnanksxiv.ng Attraction.

Msrsger Baylis has securrd ire eeie
Grated comedian Mr.. Tony Farrell, sup,
ported by powerful company, as tne
Thaukseiving attraction. he WIN Ap-
near afternoon and evenir z In the tnree,
sct musical comedy entitled "a boom u, u,
Mstrimony," which is prrnouneed Que oi
The funD!est plays now before tuc puo'
H.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
r,l,rornia ounce G,der.

Wil,iam G.Eo9aGd has bought oi
William P-nnie tho ri2ht to~ the NJ mana-
lacture aud sale Ut tha California qSinoe
cider, which Is proncuhcto oy luaSes
10 ba the bas5 ten psrsnoe drink SoiEs'
and ha will p:cmptlf nv orders, wnoie
sa's and ra;al, NJ 1043 Poplar street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
In rnsir Now Euiltips

The Wiluling.oa Savings, E0ni 81
cleiy has moved to tta hana'o ne"
huiidlpp 80 Njnth aud MagiSat atreets.
vhere ali bresneys OF the society wall
hereafter DO transacted.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
bteamer LauEch.d,

pS 20 Dot1tuiun Lins syeAmgr &anteo
= lsnocessfuily i3u lched AZ e. yards
= fh1 Fusey and soies Gompany, on
8 fnriay Afternoon, n, 3 O'Clock The
funch was an informal one, tSera was
10 ehristeoins and oDl5 few persons
>tnoiuding rnembars oi tho building
hrm and George V. sioata scpartnteHd.
Jog enginser OF the steamship company
ware present.
Tue new steamsT is an ir1p hill,
sorsw one with Dimensions rs follows
Length on water ltu., 100 feet; beam, "a
feet; depth OF mold, 10 feet s inches. She
hsa compound Eurface oondenstng u.
ginss with IL inuh cylinders and 35 inch
diameter, and IS inches stroke; two
Scotch boilers Q feet In diameter aud II
Ice, ionq.
she will ply be, wsen Washington aud
New5srne. N. g., and No 'folx, Va,
and will be dttsd both AZ ., psssepgei
and freight boat.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
The New chief.

Smoke Bourbon & Bro's brand OF
Thres Is. 3. B. cigars. Wholesale ard
retail, n. ". Cor. Second and Orange
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

=, mem baby ras sick, we Eagc her csfto -,
" zen size Mxs Child, she cried FOR t;a isor!a
Wnen she had b ifeG. stesl2a item Gas
tOEia.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
"ou, OF s,ghr, oct of Mlas." :"

The boys are vt school, fatt er's m'ad
Is on buiiness and niotber's on her
household cares-'out Of sight, Ont of
Mind" The boys uartrobs generally
needs repleuisniDg at ,hia season OF the
year. TIE ono needs an overoos., the
second q heavier suit, and maybe the
tsird palr OF lit.!e trousers TO help
wear ous tia old jacket. Take your
pencil and dsure out ths cost. Wen
xafrant i!'ll run up into tho 'swen-
ties
Oar Ettle lecture tc- lay liz On econ
omy. We propose starting an interest
bearing ssving fund for you
II you'll oolne here and select tbs ar.
tloles needed we pleigs you q saving oil
30 per cent. on the dollar. Tha5 meana
six dcllars ineTe9t on an investment oi
twenty doi.ars. Meyer Meyers, one
Price Clothing House, n. W. COZ. Filth
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

uanaeome millinery by electric LIGHT
- Millinery Palace 6l7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

If grocer does not keep Astral oil
he can get It for you, from the sole AGENT,
z. James Belt, druggist, 9Th and Market
streets,